Snowden Leads Split Over Reconstruction Cabinet
London report says Lord Snowden plans to resign from the National Cabinet, pressuring Sir Herbert Samuels to follow. Ramsay MacDonald seeks to rein in Samuels followers while preparing a cabinet reshuffle to replace defectors with National Liberals and Labourites to sustain the government.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Lord Snowden
Herbert Samuels
Ramsay MacDonald
Sir Herbert Samuels
Ard
Nauru Exchange Profits Examined By London Commission
The London Commission reviews profits from Nauru exchange amid currency depreciation concerns. The Public Accounts inquiry probes how profits were calculated, noting a disputed rate and seeking fairer terms for both county and output costs while currencies shift in value.
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London
British Commissionar
Mr. Lave
Nis
Nauru
Australia
New
Free Speech Defiant Stand Warns of Congreve Arrest
London reports The Dublin Morning Post cites De Valera ministers discussing arrest of Mr Congreve under Public Safety Act after his defiant speech on free speech. Tyla figure Mr De Valera’s organ warns Congreve to retract or face trial by military tribunal.
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London
Dublin
Morning Post
Congreve
de Valera
Cosamve
Congrave
Diurase Bain
Sii Morning Post
Comrage
Erie
Five Dock woman injured in tyre factory roller incident
Daria, a factory worker from Five Dock, was trapped by rubber rollers at a Fusheut Tyre plant. The machine stopped after her hand was crushed, and workers and mechanics called for help as a doctor treated her. She remained in hospital about an hour before recovery.
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Sydney
Daria
Ayan Tyre Factory
Rullern
Marty
Gandhi Fast Tests Final Agreement Amid Oil and Negotiations
Ambiguous report from Calcutta describes Gandhi's fast and surface talks as pressure mounts to end the impasse. Muddled notes mention health concerns, Hindu and Untouchable leaders, and possible government mediation, with daily water intake cited as part of the fasting ordeal.
Muddled London Dispatch Distorts Eatin Telegraph Note
A garbled London report misstates a statement from The Eatin Telegraph about Japan and a supposed government action. The text appears as distorted phrases and unclear names, with no verifiable dates, places, or firmer facts.
Big Delegation at Geneva Arrives for Disarmament Talks
A large delegation led by Morr Von Newrath arrives in Geneva for the Teague Assembly to discuss Germanys actions and the need for a written reply amid ongoing disarmament talks. Arthur Herberson is noted as absent and not part of the duration of the discussions.
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Geneva
Touran
Germany
Haa! Aec
Arthur Herberson
Morr von Newrath
Teague Assembly
Vaxpinia
Dinarnia O Testt
Plans Revised Save 2000 Pounds for Queanbeyan Hospital
A long discussion between the Public Works Department official and the Queanbeyan Hospital board led to revised plans that waive about £2000 in expenses without interfering with hospital operations. The new design removes the viewing area and morgue features, plans to add quarters later, and awaits board approval at a future meeting.
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Javintonel
Public Works Department
Flatter
Queanbeyan Hospital
Enn
Praviaton
Tia
Fms
Pew Plana
Wheat Harvest In Sydney Daily Report
Government statistics show wheat harvest activity in Sydney with prospects of a larger clip. July factory output improves with higher employment. rail passenger journeys rise by 10 percent year over year. Tramway revenue hits 4,280,000 in August while motor vehicle registrations dip slightly for the first time in two years. Real estate values in Clan rise over August 1911.
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Sydney
Prince of Wales Bondon Arrival At Copenhagen
The Prince of Wales arrived at Copenhagen aboard the Imperial Airways Hercules, greeted by Crown Prince Frederick and Danish royalty. A large crowd cheered as British and Danish officials welcomed the royal party at the aerodrome amid favorable weather. The prince planned a week in Copenhagen with private visits to royal and foreign dignitaries before travel to Stockholm.
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Bondon
Hin Aulter
Imperiel Airways
Hercules
Copentagert Mately
Tours
Fredericl
Thomas Hobler
Peines
Bamouee
Waa
First Ovensig
Geemait
Copenhusen
IBM
Donmarts
Stockholle Ang
Ute
Tivoli Case at Central Summary Court Obscured by Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR reports a courtroom scene at Central Summary Court with multiple defendants including W. J. Curtin and Edmund Covell. Counsel, interruptions, and references to criminality and judgment errors appear amid garbled names and foreign terms, with adjournment noted and little clear outcome.
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Sydney
Wesday
Ting’ Couué
Toway
Cass
Tivall Directory
W. J. Curtin
D. Metntomb
Edmund Covell
Maughan, KC
Watt
K.C
Metntinhs
Maughan
Saul
Cartiad Pharwod
PEWEM
Wridey
Mauichun
Adelaide
Airisbane
Bradman Threatens Not To Play Over Player Writer Clash
Don Bradman arrived from the United States and warned he would skip test cricket this season if the Board of Control bans player writers. He planned to write about cricket and would not let the game interfere unless similar ruling allows his activities. Prominent cricketers and officials urged a reconciliation of views for Australia.
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Booney
Don Bradman
United States
Board of Control
New South Wales Vraduran
Callead
Nig Shack
Economic war escalates as Manchukuo blocks Chinese goods
AHANGHAT reports Nanking notes a Chinese Manchukuo economic clash. The executive enforces a blockade aimed at countering the new Manchuko state in Manchuria city. China will treat Manchukuo as a separate country, imposing Thame customs duties on all Chinese goods entering foreign ports.
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Ahanghat
Nanking
Manchukuro
Cpateina
Brother Accused in Portland Tragedy Inquest
In Portland, evidence from an inquest into the death of Frederick Andrew Mogansen on August 37 reveals his brother John Hogansen was charged with murder. The inquiry heard a pistol and two cartridges were loaned to a woman who said she lent a gun to shoot a dog. the gun was not returned. The coroner opened the inquiry September 9.
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Portland
Eviday
Fredericke Aanon Jukunsen Mie
Atle
Joni Heer
Hogannon
Divine Raad
Hyet
Mra
Ella Taylor
Cuttin
Weeninoh
Frederick Andrew Mogansen
John Hogansen
Inquiry Opens Into Performing Rights
Royal Commissioner opened an inquiry into copyright works performance rights. Questions include who holds rights and claims in performances, extent of public interest, and need for regulation or licensing. Evidence expected on charges by the performing rights association and compensation practices. Commissioner to report by October.
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Aydncy
Juotien Owen
Royal
Mmin Honore
Keating
Commonwealth Attorney-General
Trond Easing Companion
Cimplatntn
Australian Board Bars Cricketers From Writing For Press
Melbourne report says the Board of Control ruled that Bradman and selected players may not write for newspapers during the 1942-38 season. The motion bars Pontaford Ponaford and Woodfull from Frew contributions. Grimmett and Finuleton may face restrictions. Ponaford, employed by Melbourne Cricket Club, Woodfull a school teacher, Grimmett not solely relying on journalism. final details unsettled.
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Bydney
Australian Board of Cricket Central
Newanapers
Samnoa
Uhw Hoar
Rbilawa
Palmers i
Palmary
Debar Ponefari
Woodfull
Grimmett
Frew
Ponaford
Melbourne Cricket Club
Finuleton
Resignation of Commerce Minister Hawker shocks Cabinet
The dramatic resignation of Commerce Minister C. A. S. Hawker during the Financial Emergency Bill debates prompts Cabinet reshuffle talk. Prime Minister Lyons says Hawker’s successor will be named next week while acting Minister J. A. Parkins runs the department. Possible replacements include Colonel Bell and others as a reshaped government faces political pressure and funding debate.
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C. A. S. Hawker
House of Representatives
Lyons
Hawker
Department ‘of Commerce
Trade ‘and Customs
J. A. Parkins
Ms. Hawker
Bell
Perkins
Grantee
Me Helwan
Casey
Corio
Malcolm Cameron Tsan
Hutchin
Duncan Hughes
Green's Surprise Move Sparks House Debate on Economy
Mr A E Greens surprise statement in the House yesterday supported by Mr Gabl for a motion to reduce expenses. Green said he did not intend to obstruct but acknowledged the motion would not pass. He expressed sympathy with Mr Hawker and defended the cabinet's strength amid criticism.
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Moni Faker
Membura
Hawor
Gabb
Hawker
Birnell
Uiblade
Ecole
Mtr
Hawkers
Hubert of Pulnrlnn
Parllansiat
Ang
Ines
Hawker Han
Roember
Lyons
AL i. Green
Kale Corliv
Gabl
Grown
Green
Mir. Hawker
Lyons Regrets Action Report From Prime Minister
A clipped report notes that Mr Lyons regretted the action connected with a recent decision. The piece references remarks by the Prime Minister and indicates a formal acknowledgment of remorse, leaving unclear specifics of the action.
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MR. Lyons
Election libel pleadings in Supreme Court case
Mr Stevens files pleadings alleging harm from a claim that New South Wassto Tarn would back Lang Plan which would seat all dominions. John C Eldridge sues for 6000 damages, Browes leads defense, case cites truth and public banat. Eldridge accused of felonious conduct in House during last state election.
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Bydney
Browes
Supreme Cowet
Johan C. Eldridge
Moim I
Saiminix
Bievenn
Wien
Eldride
Hlevean
Eldridge
Broad Statewide Rain Prompts Flood Warnings
Rain fell across nearly all regions with forecasts of more showers. Authorities warn of river rises in the Murray and Murrumbidgee basins and advise continued vigilance for coastal flood risks in southeastern New South Wales and eastern Victoria.
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Sidney
Makring
Burani
Conalliona
Mars
Walon
Victoria
Murray
New South Wailea
Sheep Losses Reported After Heavy Rain in Cootabambeas District
In heavy rain yesterday in the Cootabambeas district, multiple shepherds reported large sheep losses. Bomera Hatton lost about 1,000 sheep, Reg Croxop 500, and Washwen Marten 1,000, with others nearby also recording heavy casualties.
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Stoney
Cootabambeas
Bomera Hatton
Reg Croxop
Washwen Marten
Mando
Air Ministry Considers Singapore Link Amid Interdepartmental Report
London officials discuss a possible British air link with Singapore. The imperial air service may be redirected to Singapore while awaiting the interdepartmental committee’s full report. Officials hope to finalize arguments by a suitable date.
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London
Thursiar
Pretoh Mit Mall Srvice
Ate
Bruce
Commonwealth
Australia
Air Ministry
Imperial Airware
Bingapore
Am Verty
Ie Bingapore
MISSING FUNDS K C Sentenced To Gaol
John A Machray aged 67, financier, suffering cancer, was sentenced to seven years on two counts. He pleaded guilty to defrauding a university fund and an attorney partner, with further custody and penalties noted. A separate case concerns Machray’s role with a church and banking affairs and a 30 day phrase before penitentiary.
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Ohn
A. Maohray
Ibef
Aha
University of Manttabs
Chechalrematt
Governnna
Male Archibara
Machrey
Church of Aplang ‘Dionem
Rupert-land
Unsuffernd & Jour
Fundy
Machray
Xunterday
Chiat
Donald
Ft. 4
Hhacne
Chatha Wiren
Macheey
Ni Panitentiary
M Grat
Enriaum
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the Hinds
Untouchable
Manchukuo
UWTTON_ REPORT
Eatin
Maachuhie
Billyrenn
Tbayan Corraapondet
N.S.W
Prince OF Wales
Copenhagen
Tivoli
Perth
C.G.5
Bradman
China
Callen Ballen
Board of Contrl
Ponsford
Melbourne
MR. Hawker
MR. Perkins
Commerce Administration
Mr, A. E. Green
Lyone
Auvid
Mr. Stevens
General Rain
Dutch Air Mail
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